Treasury Casino’s LiveWire sports bar set to re-open after $1m upgrade

The Treasury Casino’s 24-hour LiveWire bar reopens today after a $1 million refurbishment that bosses say is a taste of what the $3.6 billion Queen’s Wharf development will offer Brisbane.

THE Treasury Casino’s 24-hour LiveWire bar reopens today after a $1 million refurbishment that The Star bosses say is a taste of what the $3.6 billion Queen’s Wharf development will offer Brisbane.

The bar will reopen with an invitation-only event from 6pm before the doors are thrown open to the public at 9pm.

Shinae Martin toasts the relaunch of the LiveWire bar. Picture: Steve Pohlner

From then, it operates around the clock, employing 45 staff, Treasury chief operating officer Kelvin Dodt said.

The $1 million sports bar upgrade – that has memorabilia including a 2019 US Masters flag signed by Tiger Woods and an ice skate from Steven Bradbury’s 2002 Winter Olympics gold medal winning race – is the third stage in an 18-month, $8 million revamp to the Treasury.

The LiveWire Bar has memorabilia including a 2019 US Masters flag signed by Tiger Woods and an ice skate from Steven Bradbury’s 2002 Winter Olympics gold medal winning race. Picture: Steve Pohlner

The Black Hide by Gambaros restaurant was completed in July, followed by upgrades to the luxe VIP casino areas. The final section – a new Mei Wei Dumplings restaurant is expected to open by March, Mr Dodt said.